The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 11, 1924, Page 14

2 * FRIDAY, JANUAR® 1 THD SEATTLE BT AR. Calls Charges Unjustified Editor Tho Star: build a pound that will not be a} May I venture to correct tho | disgrace to the city. This, of course, from ite own funda, ome! your paper t statements In your paper made by | MAM IM wn tinal tno noctoty & lady who ts a frequent attendant }has sucggeded in gotting thru a law ted by tho United States congress,|} somo one already established here | Mt the meetings of the city councll | whereby people must pay $1 to $2.60 “That provision, permitting rela: } had any right to. them. and also often a contributor to}for a cat, ‘This is absolutely un- of our foreign-born citixens to| It is surprising to find a congress:| your “Letters to tho Editor’? col: | tue the ordinance was passed to this country would remove | man from tho state of Washington) yyy» Years before the socloty had any- | . to foreigners desiring to} proposing to provide such an open Lf thing to do with the pound, the United States for any Ru-|road to graft as the Johnson Im. It Is usually such @ hopeless task! ‘phe complainant alleges that | M country wouldn't object to | migration Bill would offer, to endeavor to parry all the blowa/the society is not enforcing the number of its superfluous pop- EDITH WALTERS, + [aimed at tho Humano society vy | oFdinances as efficiently as was emigrating as relatives to Sultan, Wash. [certain partion, that I personally | formerly done by the city employes, seldom pay attention to them, but|If such a thing is possible, she in this case the statements are ao| Might acquire some accurate infor. unjust and palpably false, so utterly | mation on this point by inquiring lacking in even a semblance to the | of the license clerk in the comptrol: | truth, that I cannot help replying, | ler's office, | whether the soclety does so or not. ‘This woman says that the soolety has been continuously before the | council endeavoring to raise more funds by increasing the license fees | on animals, ‘This is absolutely un- Raps New Immigration Bill tor The Star: those already tare, and in doubttel If the Johnson immigration Dill | cases American officials abroad omes a law in its present form, | would have a hard time deciding Would be about the most objec | whether all who demanded passports able piece of legislation ever en-}on the ground of relationship to FIRST AVE. BET! WEEN | PIKE AND UNION STS. Entrances, First and Second Avenues SATURDAY SPECIALS Market Closes 6 P. M. AMERICAN GROCERY STORES Co. Three Big Downtown Stores Upper and Lower Floors—Central Public Market Seattle Market, 109 Occidental Avenue CANE SUGAR, 10 lbs. ....87c Heinz Tomato Soup, small, 14c; FLOUR— medium 9c aera REX.......$1.69 Jello, 3 pkgs...........++.25¢ eee K. IO <5 FISHER'S ............$1.77 stp congo MILK— Tall cans, all brands, 2 for 19¢ Uneeda Biscuits, pkg.......4c Campbell’s Tomato Soup— m(Cans-for ci. cisssareareite Larrowes’ Buckwheat— 414-lb. bag, 37c; 9-lb....67¢ Corn Meal, No. 10 bags... .33c ROLLED OATS— 5 Ibs. 27c; 10 Ibs........52c Wheat Flakes, 3 Ibs... Macaroni, bulk, 3 lbs. | Lima Beans, No. 2 cans....17c GREEN BEANS— 2’s, 2 cans for ....-64+.-25€ Fancy New York cut.....23¢ : Praises Newsboy “Nover mind,” I said; "you are none! ahead of me.” I had his picture| already cut out and placed it in the} Bible, I wis Nell many more suc: } coasful ventures. Neil was right when he recom: mended Tho Star as the best paper | in Seattle. | true; no auch thought or suggestion Iam sure Nell Clark has the con /has even been broached in tho or gratulations of all his customers for! ganization or out of it. his good work. She says the soclet now wants MRS. FLORENCE EB. WUENSCHER | the city to build a new pound, This | statement also has not a vestige of truth in it. The society does hope, For a Safe and Sane Seattle | now , The Star: urrah for Neil Clark for being r of The Star's carriorsales: | contest! Nell is ono of the boys we have had on our route, ts lively and intelligent and al- cheerfully smiltiig. I knew smile in the paper before I ped to read the name, My hbors came running in with his in their hands, saying, “Oh, you see this in your paper?” Yours for the truth, sceewerereerere AN INTERESTED READER, 918 Lakeview Ave. WOMEN! DYE 00 THINGS NEW den, 1-lb. glass.. Figs (preserved), 1-lb. glass 35c ‘Map of Italy” Pure Olive Oil, \/ pt. 33c; pt. 59c; qt. .$1.12 Soap—Crystal White, 5 bars 19c @ to some day be able to however, , waders | Sweaters Waists Draperies | Del Monte Peas, No. 2 cans— ‘ | pean Fels Naptha, 4 bars......25¢ ‘Tho Star: co-operation, effort and money be ex: Dress { - Whole ...... . .--++++-27¢ 4 peanea: 4 SAE as Setue tat wtih ‘ad /Sonded in safeguarding as. near. as of the reckless and criminal men and | Skirts Dresses Ginghams medium, 18c; small .....23c Sal 1s, Tall Pink, 11¢; White Linnen, 8 bars... .25c BM Dossile. tha ifs of very. Ghia rien | women who drive. thru Seattle Coats” Kimonos Stockings |f/ CORN— aimon—ts, tail Fin c; me- Gold D: I 23; 11.8c ee mney ans © strocta? | dium Red, 17c; Sockeye, 1-lb. | Go ust, large, 43c; small. or poor, against the criminally care. to make merry one day at least} jess and daredevil auto drivers of Many children in Seattle. | Seattle—heedioss violators of the/ cannot as much enthusiasm, | piles of the road. Threo hundred and sixty-ftve com- NOSE—THROAT—EARS |} paratively safe days for the ehildren | Cold || would be a wonderful gift. Cannot the responsit fim men of mea t vision is ipsa eeneuare the commute | if Fancy Maryland, 2 cans. .25c wives of influential men or women! Di d | Fancy New York, 2 cans. .35c wai, onemesaee, < Digmond Dyes > Golden Bantam, 2 cans: 45: | Chieay’*y, 5 Same fF 7st endanger the lives of others and ep-| \f TOMATOES— Heinz Baked Bears, all varieties lcape just punishment? If that could) 2s, puree, 2 cans..... 25c | all: 3 cane 27c; medium, Log Cabin Syrup. .25c, 48c, 95c| 2 cans 27c; large, 2 cans. .45c Olympic Pancake Flour— Heinz Macaroni and Spaghetti, Pkg. 20c; No. 10 bag....6 small, 14c; medium ....,18¢ men get to-/be dono, then not only one day in| cent package of steal OLYMPIC MEATCO.| CENTRAL MEAT CO. men of fam-|the year would be made happy, but | Dy: ntains directions so simple 1420 First Avenue 1416 First Avenue 27c i Old Dutch, 4 for..........25¢ Creme Oil Soap, 5 for.....25c HILLS COFFEE— Ib, 47c; 2'4-lb........$1.12 M. J. B. COFFEE— Ib. 45c; 3-lb. $1.25; 5-Ib.$2.05 Our “Special” Coffee, Ib. ..34c flat cans (4c value), 32c; | .Chum, Ys, 3 cans for 20c; A. T. GORDON, ‘Yinn never dyed before, Choose any| 4509 48th S. bolor at drug store, | | 7c and make Seattlo|every day a better day for the chil-| any woman can dye or tint any old,| ut a SAFE AND | dren, big and little. worn, faded thing new, even if sho| Sugar Cured Cottage Butts, Ib. .....4.+ Gens Steer Pot Roast, Steer Pot ex No, 214 Can Spring Pack West Made Brand ‘This Spinach {s a fine prod- D d by California Co-op. fi Our Bakery We have installed a complete and modern Bakery in Seattle, and, insofar as our own j stores are concerned, we intend reducing the price of Bakery products materially. We offer for Saturday i a 16-oz. regular 8c loaf Milk Bread ai be hen bib | j open for - — — — —————-— a ee LOR 605550 oes De ness SATURDAY mori Introductory ENGLAND'S CHILD AUTHORESS | of her poems well recely AT 94 jartists, And none yet has risen to Regular 60c 8-layer pss LONDON. A it-year-old girt|firat novel, “Bhoreless Sea,” is Just! gouTHBRID( 5 sdward | take issue with them. z a . I R os jof¢ the pr s, Its plot is the eter i ga ST Perm PRETO } repalag Oats we taba ke Prices looms today as one of England's |e eee hia time with two men| Williams, village barber of Wollas-| pop non-T TELL A SOUL! | PIGGLY WIGGLY] OF ‘sesvet once find is ag nee jmort promising authoresses. Mollie /and a woman, instend of a man and | ‘on, near here, is $4. But he still) «pia your new dress cost you i Butter Horns, 5. .25¢ to t Makcutewi: thid | Panter Downes, who has been writ o women, Her her is reminin- | himself on the steadiness of | 5 7 . Ine Ines * a . * nc io | cen le 1 *. g Post T TOASTIES | At all stores plant encased San or | tox since ob Rye nee o9 ea d th hale him } nly a few sobs!’—Sondags @ | satisfaction of aeejng several vo 1m), é | demand for quality and ; es ag rhage ea Saturday CORN FLAKES 3:95c CORN | ASK THE STORE MANAGERK§) Our Meat Department One whole side of our new store will be used for the sale of Fresh and Cured Meats. In this, as in all other departments, our thought of qual- ity, efficiency and low prices is exemplified. ROAST, Ib.. .121¢¢ Our New Combination Store and Market at 114-116 Pike St, be tween Lst and 2nd Aves., and is the most con veniontly located down: town foodstore In Seat- tle. You will find this store absolutely modern and sanitary, Every de- partment {5 entirely SKAGGS owned and op- erated. There will be no open fronts—no ver: min infested catch-alls, and only white hands and sways sold on nn money-bick Groceries In the Day-to-Day grocery needs you can depend upon SKAGGS STORES — at prices consistently low. Old Dutch Cleanser, per can 5 cans tall Federal MILK, for ,...47¢ CREAM OF WHEAT, 2 pkgs. for....35¢ SKAGGS BRAND (guaranteed) BUT- TER, per Ib...49¢ Large No. 214 size stores Sugar Cured An- chor Bacon, lb. L2d¢ Mort ao 15c Sugar ure Ot "17he “ES 20c pound.. i Our Delicious Hams and Baéon Roast, th.... Choice Veal Roast, Ib... Pork Roast, | They Are Selling Fast—Our Delicious Swiss Breakfast Sausages If you appreciate something HEAL GOOD—come in D5 and get a trial order, SPECIAL, per Ib..... Cc Western Delicatessen Company, Inc. CREAMED CHICKEN 30c on hot biscuit and mashed potatoes 30c | Be sure to take bome some of our fine Teas and Coffees if WESTERN COFFEE STORES CO. Upper Central and Seattle Market Only Sugar Cured Anchor Bacon, tb 124c <3 Geneon 1740 See Try Our Deliclous Hams and Bacon BAY CITY MEAT CO. 1420 First Avenue Sugar Cured An- 1 24c chor Bacon, lb. . 1 5c Sugar Cured Cot- . 1 24c tage Butts, Ib.. 27c toast, Ib.... Sugar Cured Pork 3reakfast Roast, lb.... 174c Bacon, lb.’..«« 20c Try Our Delicious Hams and Bacon UNITED BAKERIES Bread and Danish Pastries—Hest of All Large Choice of liclous Mocha Cakes, made with butter only 1420 First Avenue, Central Public Market 15c 20c Steer Pot Roast, lb. ... Choice Veal STORES COMPANY ine wacat FLOUR RE Rex Flour, and we do not know of single sack returned or one dis Farmers’ Publi Market WESTLAKE, VIRGINIA AND SEVENTH Park Your Car Free in Our Garage FARMERS’ MEAT MARKET “The Big White Shop in the Center” ie einer we will serve you. CANE or BERRY sees 4 Cans 39c offer: (en Co Fot Beasts ily te CORN FED PORK obtainable, for o-ésoes - .67¢ Wel Have old over 00. darleeds.of Lamb Roasts il2ze nee Cured raat PIGGLY WIGGLY} CRYSTAL POT ROAST, per .. 8¢ pound .. guarantee, With the exception of Standard PINE- 9 purchaser, We therefore i) Rex as the very best $1.85 Veal Roasts are Roasts, Ib.. Ke WHITE Only Prime Meat Fre Ment, everthing ca Pe web ag he Poerepea ete kod gerne Sack 2 Ibs. for 30c—Pure Lard—2 lbs. for 30c we advertise will be ob. o ‘amil, jour. : : : 6 for 23 | Midelan is! teadadd ed tainable at at Seattle Fancy Full Cream CENTENNIAL BEST FLOUR 49-LB. $1 69 pembea apices hiicmmie 3 ocr ania SKAGGS STORES. CHEESE, Ib.. .25 SACK . 4 c tir | ta, ag at FARMERS’ MEAT MARKET senilling’s J Albers Flap- | Vermont Maid |Roman Meal Fruits and Vegetables | PIGGLY._WIGGLY)] FEDERAL OR 4728 University Way 622 Broadway N. at Roy CO-OPERATIVE Note I (Note Locations Below) 6-lb. can CRISCO, 18-02. Canned We are carload buy- sie pie eeodee $1.29 23c be 33c 35c [ & C QUALITY MARKET ors of fruits and vege- Bis at Soult tee Uncle Sam Breakfast Food, Package . . 33c Roast Park 17 taining direct grower oas' or selgcisic c@lateleicceibee 6 keC to retailer se rt Candy CURED Van Camps Pork and Beans Spee ee 65c Morrell Hams ee } 25c a ' in many parts of the ee a country. Department MEATS Morton’s Shaker Salt, Large Package .12c | Bacon ....................-.-22¢ EE W Ba Faer Sanist er See, pal ; é SITaeTIOT' 3) A RRR a ans Ga And lots of other good things to pick from and our PIGGLY, WIGGLY uX. Ve ‘ 8 or until our supply is Fancy Sugar Cured H i Oli FLA prices are very low B cptiendaetl we have Breakfast BACON, Vittucci Olive Tender ned iter sunset Gol, 52 pr Mais W a CHOCOLATES a bee. pound ....... 17¢ aut $1.29 3 fo 50c te ay armers arke rocery BaeeEr OH recert site "89¢ gain worth a special Sugar Cured HAMS, : dat he 3 for 40c WESTLAKE, VIRGINIA and SEVENTH AVENUE MILK OT. {Oc Large cy GRAPE trip downtown, at half or whole, per Libby’s Peaches, No. 21, can............es0ee% 33¢ TOILET PA APER lee thc Gianna Mae WPT 2 fay 2° Joy ” 9 \ U " Yoke Hy loz, 7¢ "Aa Mobe 46 Taea in ot Man MON Roof Garden Ground Chocolate, 1-lb, tin........ 412¢ RGlbrat nt eee 10 Ibs, Whole Wheat) . BREAD: 30: get opera ih Ab alll atores Curtis’ Tuna Fish, No. 4 can, 19¢; No. 14 can, .33¢ Fil i 6 wr 25e Vaal: okie BiMSkigie tea 5¢ LL LC erent Son Pee i or 764 2° ALL FOR 41¢ ° : 0 bars Clasnte Soap, | SEATTLE STORES Skaggs Ads Will Always Contain Real for Our Store N Home for Quality and Might ica Hubnbeite, svarth MEL ONY washed 4th uns Pine Merchandise News—It Will Pay DOWNTOWN DieTHICT wREMONT pisrR All for 41. ‘Total | California and W. Alaska Tae stearate. | HUBER ANNE ILL D FINE CHOCOLATE Ath Ave. at Union St, ee F Pike St, ai ariros Ut ise “an TT con sate areuer tn ae ° G i MIXED NUTS 281 Hroadway N. at Thorns St. 1900 Sixth Avenue We 249 Se no peanuts, os se ried ortheas ‘enth Avenue Nort . vt € es ae ‘ana Pr 5 4764 Fifth Avenue Northeast 2623 Kast aloe Strest : WOODLAND PATUC DINrniCT | ena NTON am IDAHO FLOUR 1219 £1. 45th St. and Mrooklyn Ay, 114-116 Pike Street 410 Fifteenth Avenue North bi x wet END ain Areenveged me 2itliow. ao » > DISTRICT 0 sack c ss nd Green- | Gr ) 19- Eon’ Tp a SET th. lS IS eLY SSSSSTE SSS eee 85c |. $1.65 : : a : i 4 you, we suggest that, for greater convenience, you use it, nothing finer, You to Read Them ————LLLLLLLLL LLL Cte mit Cane and Maple Syrup jack Flour large pkg. large pkg. 7—South End Pub 216 urkeot Groc. No. 8 Q 6th W, a DISTRI. I RSITY DISTRICT 1 ASL, AKE Nels A. Lindquist and Henry Crist make — thin -38C les